Looking after cattle on your farm has never been more demanding than ever before, due to new regulations for the safety of consumers who buy the dairy produce or meat, and owing to tighter margins requiring most farms to operate skeleton staffing. The specifics of raising or looking after cattle depend to some extend on the breed and their purpose, and your local farmers association will probably have a library of the latest journals and farming textbooks you can browse. Generally cattle need at least an acre to an acre and a half each of good grazing, without which expensive feed will need to be bought. Cattle need good strong fences to pen them in, the average cow could easily push over a flimsy fence, but you may also prefer to have electric fencing within pastures to rotate the grazing. Cattle...